Bsod physical memory dump vista

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Seqwoya Thread Starter. Joined Dec 20, Messages I bought a new Desktop PC last night, and everything went smoothly. Soon after installation, i got a BSOD which said Physical Memory Dumping, and a number showing progress as well as other information that i couldn't record in time.

At first i thought it was a one time thing, but it began occurring more and more often. I googled it, and some people recommended some registry cleaners. I ran it and my computer went without a problem for around two hours. I shut my computer off to go eat, and when i turned it off the problem came back. The first few of the BSODs were identical, but the from then on.

They are recreated each time i get the BSOD. I was so pumped to start gaming on this PC but it's really hard with this occuring. Thank you in advance! I just ran a Memory Diagnostics Tool the one that comes with Vista and it found hardware errors.

Hope this helps find a solution. Frank4d Retired Trusted Advisor. If it's a driver it should usually give you a message along the lines of "driver caught in an infinite loop" or something like that. Gravemind , 1 May I'll check the bsod messsage again tomorrow for more details.

Joined: 2 Aug Posts: 4, Likes Received: Glider , 1 May Joined: 16 Nov Posts: Likes Received: 0. I'll drop some of my flex in there before I RMA it to see if it works with that in there memtest requires a floppy drive doesnt it?

Mother-Goose , 4 May Joined: 26 Jul Posts: Likes Received: 1. Hey dimebar, thanks for the info but this is not my PC that is having the problem it is my mums, she's got some XMS2 in there, I just put 1 stick on my flex in to see if it solved the problem and it hasn't. I am thinking this could be hdd related now, let me tell you what happens: Everything posts, the windows loading screen appears, then.

Sounds like HDD to me?! CriticalComp, Here are a few things I would suggest. Then perform a Clean Boot and test. This can help determine if there is a conflict with a 3rd party software. Also you may want to run the System File Checker to look for any corrupt system files. BTW - The Windows Update and a couple other forums are combined forums, so all versions of Windows go to the same forum.

Sorry for the confusion.